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Who Is Justin De La Rosa?

I am Justin D Delarosa, I'm a 6’3, Mexican American, with a little Native American. I enjoy being with friends and making jokes. Some may say that i'm not special, but I would like to say that I am. I'd like to say that i'm a natural cook. Since I began cooking in 2009, I would usually make good food, though I made a few mishaps, there would usually always be good meals and desserts. Such as; Mexican food, cakes, cookies, lasagna, and many other dishes.

While growing up I didn't have many role models, my mother was always working, my father would work in minnesota, and my grandparents were always trying to pay bills and struggled to do so. When I was in 2nd grade I met a girl that became my best friend. Her name
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I worked there 3 day of the week, I would check in and out books, movies, and work in the book store. I would also stock books and movies on the designated shelves. This taught me what an actual job may be like for me in the future.

For the first 2 years of Highschool I would sit in class and do nothing but wait for time to pass. I would argue with the teachers and even fight with other students. I would constantly get D’s or even straight F’s every quarter.

This year I am going to do my best to get ahead. I want to graduate as soon as possible. I am taking a “PM” class with Mrs. Parra doing consumer math for an elective credit/ I will also do my best to stay out of trouble and stay on task.

Some say that PPEP TEC is not that great of a school but I beg to differ, my cousin Cheyenne went here and graduated early so I thought it would be a great school but I’d rather go to Bisbee High because it's closer to where I live. I went to apply there but they said I didn't have the right paperwork because my dad had moved me to Bisbee a week beforehand. Since I could not apply there my next choice was to apply here at PPEP TEC and I don't regret going

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